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    seat belt problems

    okay...on 11-1, i bought my first honda accord lx (its a 90) and i didnt really pay attention to the seat belts for the fact that i was only test driving it in the parking lot of the dmv....anyways, after everything was done, i realized that the seat belts didnt work. they latch but the arm doesnt move when you turn the car on. i took the car to my fiance's job, he looked it over and found that there wasnt a fuse in the slot. so when he got off work we went to autozone and bought fuses. after putting the 7.5 fuse in, we figured out why there wasnt one in the first place. for some reason, the seat belt light came on and stayed on...and yes it was dinging....on a good note though, the passenger side seat belt worked...not the drivers though...anyway, i made him take it out. now the seat belts dont work, and neither does the clock (it wont keep time, it resets everytiime the car is shut off)

    after that long paragraph, what im wondering is why would the light stay on if there is a new fuse in it and could it be because of the driver side belt???
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    it could that somethingrelated to the seatbelt is unplugged. look under the seats for a gray wire harness and see if it is plugged in. there is a black box under the passenger seat that they plug into. later.
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      #3
      u got a burn out fuse ....check ur fuses again...

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        #4
        gotcha...i will have kenny look at both of those ideas......thanks

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          #5
          most likly the fuse i had a similer problem with my clock check the one underneath the hood i believe its the top right 7.5 one

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            #6
            yeah dude i had the same problem with one of my accords i replace the two fuses under the hood and i finaly took the passangers door panel off and found that the window regulator had cu the two wires that go to the sensor and they were grounnding out each other

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              #7
              With those crazy seat belts, it could be just about anything. You will get numerous different responses because there isn't one thing in particular that went bad. I know it would hurt, but I would recommend paying the dealership to diagnose it. They don't necessarily need to fix it but it would probably be easier than having someone replace a whole bunch of parts. Things it could be (seat belt buckle, door switches, seat belt motors, wires cut) just about anything.
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                #8
                Just fixed my son's passenger side this weekend. It was cut wires going to the door latch. The window regulator had cut them inside the rubber protective sleeve. I resoldered them and rerouted them to clear the regulator.

                The 90 Accord 4DR Sedan my son and I are building.

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                  #9
                  Has anyone ever had ANY luck having a dealer replace defective seatbelts for no charge?

                  I'll start a new thread.
                  After 17 years and 208K miles, I'm not "tuning" my CB7, I'm "restoring" a CLASSIC.

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                    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=60120
                    After 17 years and 208K miles, I'm not "tuning" my CB7, I'm "restoring" a CLASSIC.

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                      #11
                      thanks for all the replies, kenny went back to Columbus so i will have to do all this checking myself...wish me luck....

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